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Interview | Kathryn Stockett returns with new novel 17 years after ‘The Help’

The author discusses why it took her nearly two decades to write her second novel, ‘The Calamity Club’, and the scrutiny that followed her debut’s success
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The HinduHome
U.S. lifts sanctions targeting Eritrea's ruling party and the military

Eritrean Information Minister Yemane Gebremeskel said the sanctions had been unwarranted and caused considerable damage to his country
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The HinduNews
Manu Bhaker urges Indian athletes to ignore Asian Games issues and give their best

Manu Bhaker urges Indian athletes to ignore Asian Games issues and give their best
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India TodaySports
Opening Ceremony Live: Aichi-Nagoya welcomes India

Opening Ceremony Live: Aichi-Nagoya welcomes India
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India TodaySports
At 18, hailed as the next Sachin; 9 years later, Prithvi Shaw still seeks a comeback

Prithvi Shaw, a cricket prodigy, is at a crossroads in his career. After leading India to victory in the Under-19 World Cup and scoring a remarkable Test century on his debut, expectations soared. Now, with domestic leagues and the IPL as his only route back to the national team, personal turmoil looms large, particularly due to a recent engagement's cancellation.
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The Times of IndiaSports
The leap that began with a dare: The 8.07m jump that made Yohannan an Asiad legend

Thaduthuvila Chandapillai Yohannan had etched his name in history with an astounding long jump record achieved in Tehran in 1974. Battling through pain and injuries, he has showcased remarkable athletic prowess, a journey nurtured by his father's unwavering support and encouragement. Yohannan's story is one of dedication and resilience, inspiring him to eagerly support the next generation of athletes aiming for greatness.
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The Times of IndiaSports
‘Samay Raina, sorry’: Farah Khan reacts to being called ‘number one YouTuber’

Farah Khan graced Saba Ibrahim's new home in Mumbai, playfully dubbed the leading YouTuber and amusingly apologizing to fellow creator Samay Raina for the title. After a hiatus from filmmaking, Farah embraced vlogging, quickly capturing a large audience. Her channel showcases delightful cooking sessions with celebrities and engaging dialogues, providing an exciting creative escape that complements her directing endeavors.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
'Dhruva Natchathiram' release: HC asks Gautham Menon to submit documents

The Madras High Court has approved an extension for Dhruva Natchathiram's release date, pushing it to October 31. The filmmakers are now tasked with finalizing necessary procedures for the spy thriller's grand cinematic release. Additionally, Gautham Menon is required to submit evidence concerning payments made for Vikram as anticipation builds for this highly awaited film's debut.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Mallika on hospital food, Actor-comedian slams vegetarian

Mallika Dua faced backlash after recalling how Hinduja Hospital offered her dal soup instead of paya soup, calling "vegetarian hospitals" ridiculous. She also criticised poor bedside manners, sparking online debate. She later clarified she wasn't blaming all doctors, defended her right as a patient to comment, and revealed she's undergoing an iron infusion.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Inside Ahaan Panday’s palatial 4-floor Mumbai home with boho-chic decor

Ahaan Panday’s luxurious four-storey Bandra mansion has been a family home for nearly two decades. His sister Alanna Panday previously gave fans a detailed tour of the property on her YouTube channel, revealing its spacious front yard, multiple living rooms, staff flats, outdoor areas, security cameras and a gaming room. The ‘Saiyaara’ actor also briefly appeared during the tour, only to playfully shut the door when Alanna asked to show his bedroom.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
‘Mandaadi’ director Mathimaran clarifies remarks on Suhas

Director Mathimaran Pugazhendhi recently addressed his comments regarding actor Suhas's skin color. He clarified that his statements were aimed at a specific individual rather than a reflection on the entire Telugu industry. Mathimaran expressed his apologies for any misunderstandings, emphasizing his admiration for Telugu cinema and its devoted audience. Meanwhile, actor Suhas expressed gratitude towards his fans for their continuous support throughout his journey.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Nani’s braid comments spark mixed reactions online

During a lively film promotion, actor Nani showcased his character Jadal's unique braided hairstyle and playfully encouraged women to embrace braids as well. His lighthearted remarks regarding women's hair maintenance sparked an entertaining dialogue with reporters. While some viewers found humor in his comments, others had mixed reactions on social media. The film, titled 'The Paradise,' is set for release on September 24.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Suniel Shetty calls Tulu ‘part of who I am’ after Karnataka recognition

The Karnataka Cabinet has officially recognized Tulu as a language for administrative use, a move that has made actor Suniel Shetty proud of his heritage. This significant decision will greatly influence the Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts. Shetty, who has previously starred in a Tulu film, further solidifies his bond with the culture, having recently joined the Central Board of Film Certification as well.
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The Times of IndiaEntertainment
Psychology says parents who save old drawings may be preserving more than childhood memories

For parents, childhood drawings and school assignments go beyond mere artifacts of nostalgia; they encapsulate rich autobiographical memories and poignant family moments. Studies reveal that nostalgic feelings can elevate the perceived value of these everyday objects. Furthermore, these keepsakes serve as visual reminders of the swift journey through parenthood, capturing the essence of time spent in care and love.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style
Pune’s Dagdusheth Ganpati gets a 251-kg modak, but there’s a sweet twist

In a stunning display of devotion, a colossal 251-kilogram modak-shaped cake, infused with rasmalai flavor, was presented to Dagdusheth Ganpati in Pune. Crafted by WS Bakers with the effort of around forty to fifty skilled hands, this remarkable sweet offering was showcased at a Prem Mandir-themed pandal. Following traditional rituals, the cake was joyfully shared among the faithful as prasad, making it a truly memorable celebration.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

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